As buildings around Greece smoldered on Monday, Europe was cautiously optimistic the country could see at least short-term economic stability following parliament's approval of another round of biting austerity measures.
Athens saw a partial success with the passage of its latest austerity package. But commentators say that Greek politicians are incapable of solving the country's problems, leaving voters with few alternatives.
The international copyright treaty is meant to improve the protection of intellectual property.
Serbians are still coming to terms with Milosevic's crimes 10 years after his trial began.
As the Queen celebrates 60 years on the throne, we look at British attitudes towards the monarchy.
From France to Ukraine, Europe continues to freeze under a continental cold spell. Add a Russian gas shortage to the mix and you've got a problem - though one that's being felt differently around the EU.
Hundreds have died as the cold spell in eastern Europe continues. The hardest hit nation is Ukraine, and it's where the homeless, living on the streets, are receiving unexpected help.
Europe is still in the grips of a cold snap which has left hundreds dead and wrought travel chaos across the continent. Europe's busiest airport, London Heathrow, has grounded half of its flights as temperatures plummet.
The cartoonist for French daily Le Monde has been caricaturing the Germans for almost 30 years.
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Austrian students irked by Facebook privacy policy are taking on the social networking giant.
In Strasbourg, Muslims are celebrating the inauguration of France's only municipal Muslim cemetery, which allows a new generation of Muslims to be buried in the country instead of opting for an overseas funeral.